A perfect diurnall of some passages in Parliament, and from other parts of this kingdome, from ... Collected for the satisfaction of such as desire to be truely informed..
Pecke, Samuel.
[London] : Printed for Francis Coles, and Laurance Blaikelock: and are to be sould at their shopps in the Old-Baily, and at Temple Barre,
[1643-1649]
One of several newsbooks with this or a similar title edited by, or attributed to, Samuel Pecke between 1642 and 1659.
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Sub-title varies.
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Imprint varies.
This serial appears in two settings throughout most of its run. The settings can be distinguished by the spelling of "bar" in "Temple-Bar" in the imprint, and by the varying order of the printers' initials. Cf. Nelson & Seccombe, p. 615.
Publication was interrupted as a result of the Licensing Act of 1649, which suppressed the entire licensed press from 12 Oct. 1649 until mid-1650; Pecke and Coles were able to bring out a final issue in Nov. 1649.
Pagination and signatures are continuous.
Nelson & Seccombe. Brit. newspapers and periodicals, 1641-1700,
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Frank, J. Beginnings of the English Newspaper 1620-1660,
Gaps in publication between 4 and 18 Dec. 1643, 26 Feb and 11 Mar. 1644, 8 Oct. and 12 Nov. 1649.
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Continues: Perfect diurnall of the passages in Parliament. Cf. Frank p. 43.
England London.